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Greater London Authority Act 2007
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56Transitional provision relating to consultationE+W
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(1)In the case of any strategy referred to in a provision mentioned in column A of the Table in subsection (2), any consultation undertaken by the Mayor—
(a)after the day on which this Act is passed, but
(b)before the coming into force of that provision,
is to be as effective for the purposes of the corresponding provision in column C of that Table as if it had been undertaken after the provision in column A had come into force.
Column B of the Table identifies the provision of this Act which inserts the corresponding provision mentioned in column A.
(2)The provisions are—
| Column A: | Column B: | Column C: |
|---|---|---|
| Provision inserted into GLA Act 1999 | Provision of this Act | Provision of GLA Act 1999 for which consultation is effective |
| Section 41(1)(bb) (section 41 to apply to health inequalities strategy) | Section 24(2) | Section 42(1) |
| Section 41(1)(bc) (section 41 to apply to London housing strategy) | Section 28(2) | Section 42(1) |
| Section 41(1)(ee) (section 41 to apply to London climate change mitigation and energy strategy) | Section 43(1) | Section 42(1) |
| Section 41(1)(ef) (section 41 to apply to adaptation to climate change strategy for London) | Section 44(1) | Section 42(1) |
| Section 309G(4) (consultation with relevant bodies or persons for purposes of health inequalities strategy) | Section 22(1) | Section 309G(4) |
| Section 361B(9) (consultation with certain bodies for purposes of London climate change mitigation and energy strategy) | Section 43(2) | Section 361B(9) |
(3)Any consultation carried out by the Mayor with the Regional Director of Public Health for London—
(a)after the day on which this Act is passed, but
(b)before the coming into force of sections 309A and 309B of the GLA Act 1999 (Regional Director to be Health Adviser to GLA),
is to be as effective for the purposes of section 309G(4) of the GLA Act 1999 as if it had been carried out with the Health Adviser.
Sections 309A and 309B of the GLA Act 1999 are inserted by section 21(1) of this Act.
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